Kohberger’s defense team recently filed several motions to suppress evidence in his trial. Among what his lawyers want thrown out is genetic information, Apple, Amazon, Google and cell phone data, plus what he said to law enforcement after being arrested in his parents’ Chestnuthill Township, Monroe County home.

Kohberger's attorneys argue that a slate of evidence used in the affidavit was collected in violation of the suspect's Fourth Amendment rights.

Bryan Kohberger's lawyers filed a slew of motions looking to throw out search warrants and DNA evidence obtained by police at his parent's home in the Poconos.

Lawyers for Bryan Kohberger are challenging various types of evidence ahead of his murder trial for allegedly killing four Idaho college students.

Citing constitutional rights and privacy violations, his defense submitted 14 briefs with the court Thursday evening in efforts to have evidence possessed by prosecutors thrown out before trial.

Among the pieces of evidence Kohberger’s attorneys argued should be dropped is their client’s genetic information that they allege was “illegally gathered by law enforcement."